Celebration of Birds Exhibit: Free Admission Day
As a part of our rotating Seas to Trees: Celebration of Birds Exhibit, admission to the Estuarium will be FREE on Sunday, February 18th, from 11AM - 4PM. In February -…
Celebration of Birds Exhibit: Free Admission Day
As a part of our rotating Seas to Trees: Celebration of Birds Exhibit, admission to the Estuarium will be FREE on Sunday, February 18th, from 11AM - 4PM. In February -…
Marvelous Marine Mammals Exhibit: Free Admission Day
As a part of our rotating Marvelous Marine Mammals, admission to the Estuarium will be FREE on Sunday, December 17th, from 11AM - 4PM. Stop by the Estuarium in December and…
Marvelous Marine Mammals Exhibit: Free Admission Day
As a part of our rotating Marvelous Marine Mammals, admission to the Estuarium will be FREE on Sunday, December 17th, from 11AM - 4PM. Stop by the Estuarium in December and…
Plankton Exhibit: Free Admission Day
As a part of our rotating exhibit Plankton: Wanderers of the Salish Sea, admission to the Estuarium will be FREE on Sunday November 26th, from 11AM - 4PM. This is your…
Turn of the Tides
Join the Estuarium for our annual Turn of the Tides winter festival at the Olympia Center! This festival takes place on December 9th, from 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM This free,…
Olympia Arts Walk: Art Show & Free Admission
We are on the map for Olympia Arts Walk and featuring a marine-themed arts show and a new plankton exhibit! Admission to the Estuarium will be FREE on Friday, October 6th…
Olympia Arts Walk: Art Show & Free Admission
We are on the map for Olympia Arts Walk and featuring a marine-themed arts show and a new plankton exhibit! Admission to the Estuarium will be FREE on Friday, October 6th…
Back to School Exhibit: Free Admission Day
Stop by the Estuarium in September to learn all about local fish species, play games, and make fishy crafts! Registration is no longer required for Free Admission Days, so come on…
Summer Shark Spree: Free Admission Day
The Estuarium’s Summer Shark Spree is back again! Every weekend in July and August, you can see and touch real shark tails and jaws from the WA Department of Fish…